#AVENGERS INFINITY WAR MOVIE CLIPS MOVIE#
It helps to know what that symbol is - it’s an abstract version of the insignia of Captain Marvel, a hero who hasn’t yet appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but who’s slated for her own MCU movie in March 2019. Then a low-resolution starburst icon appears on its display, surrounded by red and blue lines. The device, which looks somewhat like an old pager, continues to attempt a connection. As Maria evaporates, Fury pulls out and activates a small device.
#AVENGERS INFINITY WAR MOVIE CLIPS DRIVERS#
Jackson) and Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) are driving when people start breaking down into drifts of grey ash, resulting in crashing cars as drivers evaporate, and a helicopter crashing into a building. In that final sequence, the havoc Thanos has wreaked on the universe with the Infinity Gauntlet has spread across Earth. Significant spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War ahead, obviously. But for those who didn’t immediately recognize the significance of what they saw onscreen, here’s a rundown.
The tease will also certainly be relevant to the still-untitled Infinity War sequel, but that’s still more than a year and a couple other Marvel movies away. Anyone sticking around through the film’s credits, hoping for some bright spot to leaven the film’s grim ending, instead got an oblique reference to a Marvel movie headed to theaters in 2019. The Avengers: Infinity War post-credits scene is no exception. Much more often, though, they’re specific teases for a Marvel movie that’s coming up on the release docket, from the initial visit to Wakanda at the end of Captain America: Civil War to tease events in Black Panther to the various scenes introducing the villain Thanos long before he turns up in Avengers: Infinity War. Sometimes they’re just a little gag, a bonus for sitting through the credits, like the sequence of the Avengers silently eating shawarma together in a partially wrecked New York City takeout after the catastrophic fight in The Avengers, or the Howard the Duck cameo after Guardians of the Galaxy. Ever since Nick Fury first showed up at Tony Stark’s house to plug the Avengers Initiative at the end of 2008’s Iron Man, post-credit scenes have been a staple of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies.
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